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301.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Saturday evening, Jan. 11. The entertainments will commence with the farce called Boots at the Swan!! ... After which the extravaganza entitled Savage and the maiden! ... After which Buckstone's laughable farce of A kiss in the dark ... The entertainments will conclude with the popular vaudeville called The new footman! ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y., [1845]
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302.
Catalogue of a valuable and interesting collection of books formed by a prominent American playwright, consisting of an unusually choice and desirable assemblage of books relating to the drama, Shakespeariana, history of the English and American stage, dramatic memoirs and ana ..
Author
George A. Leavitt & Co
Published
New York, [1878]
Location
Library Shelving Facility (LSF) (In building use only) >> X348 L489 1878/10/14
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303.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Notice.--Alteration of time!--In future the doors will be open at 7 o'clock ... Benefit of Mr. Baker! (prompter) on which occasion Mr. John Dunn ... will appear, for this night only, as That rascal Jack! ... Tuesday evening, March 11th will commence with a farce in one act, entitled That rascal Jack ... After which, 1st time, a local burlesque on the celebrated opera of The Bohemian girl written expressly for this theatre, entitled The bohea-man's girl!! ... After which a new farce, written by F. Picto Milner [i.e., Thomas Picton], Esq. entitled Medical science ... To conclude with the farce of Aldgate pump! ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street., [1845]
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304.
Bowery Theatre Proprietor and manager--I.P. Waldron ... Benefit of Mr. A. Reiff, Jr (leader of the orchestra) ... Friday evening, Nov. 10th, 1854 will be presented, the first act of Robert Macaire ... To be followed by the great drama of The French spy ... After which, for the second time, the new farce, written expressly for Mr. Glenn by S. Barry Esq., entitled The persecuted Dutchman ... The performances will conclude with ... a new drama, called The lonely man of the ocean ..
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[New York : s.n., 1854]
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305.
Wallack's Theatre. Monday, Dec'r 24th, 1855, will be presented, first time this season, the elegant comedy, in one act, entitled Where there's a will there's a way! ... After which will be produced ... An original, aboriginal, erratic, operatic, semi-civilized and demi-savage extravaganza, being a perversion of Ye trew and wonderful hystorie of ye renounede pryncesse Po-ca-hon-tas or, The gentle savage! The libretto audaciously altered from Bancroft by Brougham. The music entirely dis-located and re-set by J. Maeder, M.D. ... To conclude with the ever-popular farce of The secret, or, A hole in the wall! ..
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[New York] : Howard F. Snowden, printer, 162 Pearl Street., [1855]
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306.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Friday evening. Dec. 13th, will be performed for the 5th time in America, a celebrated drama in 3 acts, entitled Don Cæsar de Bazan! This drama is adapted from the French by Gilbert A. A'Becket ... After which the last new farce, written by J.B. Buckstone, Esq. entitled Thimble rig!! ... After which the grand fairy extravaganza in two acts entitled Beauty and the beast! ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses. 17 Ann N.Y., [1844]
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307.
Wallack's Theatre Mr. Wallack--lessee and manager ... Tuesday ev'ng, Nov. 13th, will be performed, the comedy, in two acts, of A lady in difficulties ... After whioh [sic], the comedietta in one act of The captain of the watch ... To conclude with the petite comedy of A pretty piece of business ..
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[New York : s.n., 1855]
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308.
Museum Troy, corner Fulton and River Streets. ... Tuesday evening, May 18, 1852, the grand moral drama, written by C.H. Saunders, Esq., and presented by him to Mr. G. Howard, entitled the Gambler! or Lost and won! ... To be followed with the laughable farce, by Geo. L. Aiken, Esq. entitled Who pinned Chase's coat tail! ... To be followed with Dr. Guy's lecture! ... To conclude with the most comic piece of Whirlegig Hall! or The day after the fair. ..
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[Troy, N.Y.] : MacArthur, printer, 197 River-Street, Troy., [1852]
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309.
Bowery Theatre. Thursday evening, March 18th, 1841, the performance will commence with the American entree of The sons of freedom! ... After which ... the splendid romantic drama of The cataract of the Ganges! or--The rajah's daughter. ... The whole to conclude with the laughable scene of Oh! Hush! or,--The Virginny cupid [i.e., cupids]! ..
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[New York] : Thomas Snowden, printer 58 Wall Street., [1841]
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310.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Notice.--Alteration of time!--In future the doors will open at 7 o'clock ... Benefit of Mr. Mitchell! And last night of a most brilliant season. Wednesday evening, April 30 the entertainments will commence with the drama in 2 acts, translated from the French by Charles Selby ... called The Devil in Paris! ... To be followed by the laughable farce of Boots at the Swan!! ... After which, for the 6th time in America, a new piece entitled The house dog!! ... To conclude with the extravaganza entitled Savage & the maiden ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, corner of Theatre Alley., [1845]
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311.
Troy Museum Manager,--G.C. Howard ... Saturday evening, Oct. 18, 1851, to commence with Norah Creina ... To be followed with The actress of all work ... To conclude with the new laughable farce called My wife's 2nd floor. ..
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[Troy, N.Y.] : C.L. MacArthur's Steam Press Budget Building, 197 River-St., [1851]
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312.
Theatre. M'lle Romannii [i.e., Romanini], (from the Royal Theatres, St. Petersburgh & Vienna,) ... Thursday evening, Sept. 9th will be revived, Coleman's [i.e., Colman's] comedy of Heir at law! ... After which, Md'lle Romanini ... will appear, 1st time, in a new divertisement! ... from "The deserter." ... Miss Turnbull, in La Cracovienne ... The whole to conclude with (4th time,) a drama, entitled Robert Macaire or, The two murderers. ..
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[New York] : J.C. House, printer, 88 Barclay Street., [1841]
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313.
Theatre. The public is respectfully informed that this theatre will re-open for a short summer season, on Monday, June 14th, 1841. Mademoiselle Fanny Elssler is engaged for a few nights only ... The performance will commence with the petit comedy of Chaos is come again ... After which, the pantomimic ballet of Nathalie! or, La laitiere suisse! ... To which will be added the farce of The two Greens! ... The evening's entertainments will conclude with the celebrated dance of La cachucha by Md'lle Fanny Elssler ..
Published
[New York] : J.C. House, printer, 88 Barclay-Street., [1841]
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314.
Mrs. Zelia J. Hyde's dramatic entertainment at Republican Hall, West 33d St., near Broadway, Monday evening, July 15 ..
Published
[New York? : s.n., 18--?]
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BEINECKE (Non-Circulating) >> BrSides Box 2002 90
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315.
National Theatre situated in Chatham St., near Rosevelt [i.e., Roosevelt] ... Tuesday evening, November 18th, 185I [sic] the entertainments will commence with the new moral drama, in 3 acts, written expressly for this theatre, by James Pilgrim, Esq, the highly successful author, entitled The female highwayman!! ... To be followed by the exciting and interesting drama of the Deserter and his dog. ... To be followed by the comedietta of The ladder of love. ... To conclude with Mr. Pilgrim's new drama of Mose in France or, Tricks upon travellers. ..
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[New York : s.n., 1851]
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316.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Saturday evening, March 1st. The evening's entertainments will commence with (for the 2nd time here,) the comedy in 2 acts, entitled Charles Second or The merry monarch. ... After which the celebrated extravaganza entitled The revolt of the poorhouse ... After which a new farce now being performed in London with great succes [sic] entitled Young England ... To conclude with a local extravaganza written by W.K. Northall, Esq. entitled The magic arrow! ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street., [1845]
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317.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Thursday ev'ng. Dec. 19th, will be performed for the 10th time in America, a celebrated drama in 3 acts, entitled Don Caesar de Bazan! This drama is adapted from the French by Gilbert A. A'Becket ... After which will be presented a new farce, The parson's nose! ... After which the 1st act, of the melo drama entitled, Robert Macaire ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses. 17 Ann N.Y., [1844]
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318.
Wallack's Theatre Mr. Wallack--lessee and manager ... Wednesday, Dec. 26th, 1855 will be presented, second time this season, the elegant comedy, in one act, entitled Where there's a will there's a way! ... After which will be performed ... An original, aboriginal, erratic, operatic, semi-civilized, and demi-savage extravaganza, being a perversion of ye trew and wonderrfulle hystorie of ye renounnede pryncesse, Po-ca-hon-tas, or, The gentle savage, the libretto audaciously altered from Bancroft by Brougham. The music entirely dislocated and re-set by J. Maeder, M.D. ... To conclude with the ever-popular farce of [Perfection] ..
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[New York : s.n., 1855]
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319.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Saturday evening, Jan. 25th, to commence with the popular opera of The pet of the petticoats. ... After which for the 6th time, a new local extravaganza, peculiar to this theatre, by Benedict Henry Revoil, Esq. The diologue [sic] written by W.K. Northall, Esq. The words of the songs and chorusses [sic], written by Mr Baker, entitled The mirror of truth... To be followed by the laughable farce of Deaf as a post!... To conelude [sic] with the laughable farce of Kill or cure!! ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y[.], [1845]
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320.
Bill of the play
Author
Daly's Theatre, New York
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[New York]
Online
1885/86
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HathiTrust Digital Library >> Online Resource
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Journals & Newspapers / Online
321.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Notice.--Alteration of time!--In future the doors will be open at 7 o'clock ... Saturday evening, April 19. Entertainments will commence (for the 5th time) an entirely original and unquestionably novel version of the celebrated lyrical tragedy, adapted from the Greek to the American stage, and already favorably known to the public under the title of Antigone! ... To be followed by the burlesque burletta on La gaza [i.e. gazza] ladra called The cat's in the larder!! ... After which the local extravaganza written by W.K. Northall, Esq. entitled The magic arrow!! ... To conclude with the laughable farce of Deaf as a post! ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, corner of Theatre Alley, [1845]
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322.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. The doors will open at 7 ... Mrs. Timm's benefit. ... On Friday evening, April 23d, 1841, the entertainments to commence with the popular burlesque called The roof scrambler ... To be followed by ... the last, new and popular burlesque, by Mr. Horncastle, entitled Sam Parr! with the red coarse hair ... After which will be revived the celebrated ballet interlude called the Savage and the maiden! or Crummles and his daughter. ..
Published
[New York] : W. Applegate printer, 17 Ann-Street., [1841]
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323.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Notice.--Alteration of time!--In future the doors will be open at 7 o'clock ... Wednesday evening, March 12 to commence with a new farce, written by T. Picton Milner [i.e., Thomas Picton], Esq. entitled Medical science ... After which, 2d time, a local burlesque on the celebrated opera of The Bohemian girl written expressly for this theatre, by Mr. Baker, entitled The bohea-man's girl!! ... To be followed by the farce, written by Buckstone entitled The thimble rig ... To conclude with the laughable farce of A trip to Kissengen. ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street., [1845]
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324.
Theatre. Mr. Placide's benefit, on which occasion Mademoiselle Fanny Elssler ... will appear in El jaleo de Xeres!! ... Wednesday evening, Dec. 29th, will be performed, for the 33d time, the comedy of London assurance! Written by Dion L. Boursecault [i.e., Boucicault]. ... To conclude with the burlesque opera of Bombastes furioso! ..
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[New York] : J.C. House printer, 88 Barclay Street., [1841]
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325.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Wednesday evening, Jan. 15. The entertainments to commence with an original and serious drama, written by Mark Lemon, Esq. entitled Grandfather Whitehead! ... After which an extravaganza by the author of Fortunio, Riquet with the tuft, called Puss in boots!! ... To conclude with the popular burlesque on the opera of "La bayadere, or The maid of Cashmere" written by J.H. Horncastle, Esq., entitle [sic] Buy it dear 'tis made of cashmere ..
Published
[New York : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y., 1845]
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326.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Friday evening, Nov. 29th, the entertainments to commence with the musical comedietta called the Alpine maid ... After which the laughable farce called The parson's nose. ... After which a local extravaganza written by W.K. Northall, Esq, entitled The magic arrow!!! or-The prince and the fairy!! ... The entertainments will conclude with, for the second time this season, the laughable interlude, by G. A'Beckett, Esq. ... entitled Unfortunate Miss Bailey! ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann St, N.Y., [1844]
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327.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Tuesday evening, Nov. 12th the evenings entertainments will commence with overture to La fille du regiment! After which a translation of Donizetti's opera La fille du reigment [sic], entitled Vivandiere!! or The child of the regiment. ... After which Buckstone's laughable farce of Kiss in the dark ... The performance will conclude with the farce called The omnibus!! ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann St. N.Y., [1844]
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328.
Theatre. The bars of this theatre are to let, apply at the box-office. ... Second night of the engagement of Mrs. Sutton. On Wednesday evening, March 24th, 1841 will be performed the farce of The ladder of love! ... After which, the grand opera of Norma ... The evening's entertainments to conclude with the farce of Love, law & physic. ..
Published
[New York] : J.C. House, printer, 88 Barclay Street., [1841]
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329.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Saturday evening, Feb'ry. 15th. The entertainments to commence with an extravaganza by the author of Fortunio, Riquet with the tuft, &c. called Puss in boots ... After which the new drama in 2 acts, translated from the French by Charles Selby ... called The Devil in Paris ... To conclude with the popular burlesque on the opera of "La bayadere or The maid of Cashmere" written by J.H. Horncastle, Esq. entitled Buy it dear 'tis made of cashmere. ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y., [1845]
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330.
Broadway Theatre E.A. Marshal [i.e., Marshall]--sole lessee ... For the benefit of Mlle. Lola Montez ... Friday evening, January 9th, 1852, will be performed a new grand ballet ... entitled Betly, the Tyrolean ... The entertainments of the evening will commence with the petite comedy of Who speaks first? ... After Betly, will be presented ... a new petite comedy, by John Madison [i.e., Maddison] Morton ... entitled The two Bonnycastles!! ... To be followed with ... a new ballet divertisement, entitled Diana & her nymphs ... The whole to conclude with ... the new farce of The alderman's gown ..
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[New York : s.n., 1852]
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331.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Tuesday evening, Febuary [sic] 18, the performance will commence with the popular opera in 3 acts entitled The marriage of Figaro ... After which a new local extravaganza, peculiar to this theatre, entitled The mirror of truth!! ... To conclude with the farce of Kill or cure!! ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y., [1845]
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332.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Wednesday evening, Feb. 19th, to commence with a translation of Donizetti's opera of "La fille du regiment," called The vivandiere or The child of the regiment. ... After which will be performed (for the first time here,) the petite comedy entitled Crown prince or The buckle of brilliants ... To conclude with Buckstone's laughable farce of A kiss in the dark ..
Published
[New York : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street., 1845]
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333.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Monday evening, Nov. 17th will be performed, for the first time here, the laughable farce of Turning the tables ... After which a translation of Donizetti's opera of 'La fille du regiment' called Vivandiere!! or The child of the regiment! ... After which, for the 2d time this season, the laughable farce of Chaos is come again or--The race ball ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann St. N.Y., [1844]
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334.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... On Friday evening, Nov. 22d the evenings entertainments will commence with the laughable farce entitled Kill or cure!! ... After which a translation of Donizetti's opera of 'La fille du regiment,' called The Vivandiere! or The child of the regiment! ... To be followed by the laughable farce of The secret ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann St. N.Y., [1844]
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335.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Thursday evening, Nov. 28th to commence with the laughable farce of Kill or cure! ... After which a translation of Donizetti's opera of "La fille du regiment," called The vivandiere or The child of the regiment! ... The entertainments will conclude with, for the second time this season, the laughable interlude, by G. A'Beckett, Esq. ... entitled Unfortunate Miss Bailey. ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses. 17 Ann St. N.Y., [1844]
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336.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Friday evening, February 21st. To commence with the popular farce entitled The printer's devil ... After which a translation of Donizetti's opera of "La fille du regiment," called The vivandiere or The child of the regiment ... To conclude with the petite comedy entitled The crown prince or The buckle of brilliants ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street., [1845]
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337.
Star Theatre, Broadway and 13th Street ... : farewell engagement, last two performances in America, Mr. Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry and the Lyceum Company ... this (Saturday) afternoon, April 4th, 1885, Casimir Delavigne's play ... Louis XI ..
Published
New York : Hunter & Beach, printers ..., [1885]
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BEINECKE (Non-Circulating) >> BrSides 2002 93
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338.
Broadway Theatre E.A. Marshall--sole lessee ... The greatest bill yet presented, for the benefit of Mrs. Barney Williams ... This evening, Friday, July 20th, 1855, will be performed the drama, in 2 acts, by Dion Bourcicault [i.e., Boucicault], Esq.. entitled The Irish diamond ... After which, will be presented, for the first time, the new comedietta, by Chas Walcot, Esq. written expressly for Mrs. Barney williams, called Patience and perseverance ... To be followed by the new burletta, by John Brougham, Esq., called Recollections of O'Flagnnigan [sic] and the fairies ... To conclude with The Irish thrush ..
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[New York : s.n., 1855]
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339.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Friday evening, Jan. 17th the evening's entertainments will commence with, for the 3rd time here, a comedy in 2 acts entitled The green eyed monster ... After which the last new farce written by J.B. Buckstone, entitled The thimble rig ... After which will be presented the farce called Boots at the Swan ... The entertainments will conclude with the popular vaudeville called Young scamp! ..
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[New York] : Apple[g]ate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y., [1845]
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340.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Wednesday evening, Feb'ry 26. The entertainments will commence with the popular operetta of The pet of the petticoats! ... After which the comic opera of John of Paris ... To be followed by the last new farce, written by Buckstone entitled The thimble rig ... To conclude with the petite comedy entitled The crown prince ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street., [1845]
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341.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Thursday evening, Febuary [sic] 13. The entertainments to commence with the popular musical comedietta, entitled the Alpine maid!! ... After which (for the first time here) a romantic, melodramatic, and rather operatic burlesque extravaganza, entiled [sic] Joe Miller and his men!! ... After which a new farce now being performed in London with great succes [sic] entitled Young England! ... To conclude with a grand musical extravaganza, by the author of "Puss in Boots," entitled The fair one with golden locks!! ..
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[New York] : Applegat[e]'s Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y., [1845]
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342.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Notice.--Alteration of time!--In future the doors will be open at 7 o'clock ... Miss M. Phillips' first benefit! ... Mr. Bellamy ... has kindly volunteered his valuable services for this night only. ... Friday evening, March 14th. To commence with the petite comedy entitled The Welsh girl! ... To be followed by a new classical and pleasing entertainment, embodying the most celebrated statues of antiquity ... called Sports of the arena! ... After which, 4th time, a local burle[s]que on the celebrated opera of The Bohemian girl written expressly for this theatre, by Mr. Baker, entitled The Boheaman's girl ... After which a local extravaganza written by W.K. Northall, Esq. entitled The magic arrow!! To conclude with the extravaganza entitled Savage and the maiden ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street., [1845]
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343.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Notice.--Alteration of time!--In future the doors will be open at 7 o'clock ... Monday evening, March 3rd. The evening's entertainments will commence with (for the first time in America,) the drama in 3 acts, entitled Home again! ... After which the petite comedy entitled The crown prince! ... After which, for the first time in America, the laughable farce of A trip to Kissengen ... To conclude with Buckstone's laughable farce of A kiss in the dark ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street., [1845]
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344.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Saturday evening, Dec. 21st, the entertainments to commence with the comic opera of John of Paris!! ... After which the local extravaganza entitled The magic arrow! ... After which, the new and laughable farce entitled The post of honor ... To conclude with the popular burlesque on the opera of "La bayadere, or The maid of cashmere" written by J.H. Horncastle, Esq., entitled Buy it dear 'tismade [sic] of cashmere ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann N.Y., [1844]
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345.
Fifth Avenue Theatre, Mr. Eugene Tompkins, lessee and manager ... : Venetian nights, only engagement in New York this season of Edwin Booth, Lawrence Barrett under the direction of Arthur B. Chase ..
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[New York : s.n., 1889?]
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BEINECKE (Non-Circulating) >> BrSides Box 2002 91
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346.
Mrs. Hamblin's Theatre corner of Varick and Charlton-Streets[.] Third night of Mr. J.R. Scott. On Wednesday ev'ng, July 13, will be presented the tragic play of Pizarro, or, The death of Rolla. ... After which, the new ballet of Red Ridinghood. ... The whole to conclude with the laughable farce of The young widow. ..
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[New York] : W. Applegate, printer, 261 Hudson Street., [1836]
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347.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Friday evening, February 14th. The entertainments to commence with the drama in one act entitled The ladder of love ... After which (for the 2nd time here) a romantic, melodramatic, and rather operatic burlesque extravaganza, entiled [sic] Joe Miller and his men!! ... After which a new local extravaganza, peculiar to this theatre, entitled The mirror of truth! ... To conclude with the last new farce, written by [J.]B. Buckstone, entitled The thimble rig ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y., [1845]
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348.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Friday evening, Dec. 27th to commence with a new and original, eccentric, mythological, and musical burlesque, never before acted in America, called Telemachus!! or The Island of Calypso ... After which the comic opera in 2 acts, entitled The national guard! ... To be followed by the popular musical comedietta, entitled the Alpine maid!! ... To conclude with the laughable farce entitled Shocking events ..
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[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y., [1844]
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349.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Friday evening, Jan. 24th, the entertainments will commencewith [sic] an original, eccentric, mythological, and musical burlesque never before acted in America, called Telemachus or The island of Calypso. ... After which for the 5th time, a new local extravaganza, peculiar to this theatre, by Benedict Henry Revoil, Esq. The diologue [sic] written by W.K. Northall, Esq. The words of the songs and chorusses [sic], written by Mr. Baker, entitled The mirror of truth ... After which, the new and laughable farce entitled The post of honor ... After which the musical drama in one act entitled The ladder of love ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y[.], [1845]
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Yale Internet Resource >> None
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350.
Theatre. Mr. Barnes respectfully informs his friends and the public that his benefit will take place this evening ... Wednesday ev'ng, August 17, 1836 will be performed, the 1st act of Paul Pry. ... After which, the comedy of Sweethearts and wives. ... After which the favorite farce of 1 2 3 4 5 by advertisement. ... To conclude with the farce of May queen. ..
Published
[New York] : J.C. House, printer, 88 Barclay Street., [1836]
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351.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Notice.--Alteration of time!--In future the doors will be open at 7 o'clock ... Tuesday evening, March 18 to commence with a new farce now being performed in London with great success entitled Young England ... After which, 7th time, a local burlesque on the celebrated opera of The Bohemian girl written expressly for this theatre, by Mr. Baker, entitled The bohea-man's girl!! ... To be followed by the farce, written by Buckstone entitled The thimble rig ... To conclude with a grand musical extravaganza, by the author of "Puss in boots," entitled The fair one with the golden locks! ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street., [1845]
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352.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Thursday evening, Dec. 26th the entertainments will commence with a new and original, eccentric, mythological, and musical burlesque, never acted in America, called Telemachus!! or The island of Calypso. ... After which, for the 2d time here, the laughable farce entitled Shocking events ... After which for the 3rd time in America, a new farce now playing in London entitled 3 Fra Diavolo's. ... To conclude with the 1st act of the melo drama entitled, Robert Macaire ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y[.], [1844]
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353.
Barnum's Museum The last week of the celebrated and overwhelmiug [sic] successful Uncle Tom's cabin ... Thursday & Friday, Dec. 29 & 30, 1853 this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Negro minstrelsy by the Orphan Brothers ... after which the new moral drama, dramatized by H.J. Conway, from the advance sheets of the popular work, by Solon Robinson, Esq., one of the editors of the New York Tribune ... entitled Hot corn or, Life scenes in New York. ... This evening at 7 o'clock. Last week of the new and intensely interesting American moral drama, in five parts, entitled Uncle Tom's cabin ..
Published
[New York : s.n., 1853]
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Yale Internet Resource >> None
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354.
George Sklar and Miriam Blecher papers
Author
Sklar, George, 1908-1988
Date
1898-2001
Call Number
YCAL MSS 1446
Found In
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Format
Archives or Manuscripts
355.
The Negro on broadway : the transition years, 1920-1930
Author
Woods, Porter
Published
1965.
Location
LSF - Request for in-building use at any Yale library >> Film D3223
Format
Books / Microforms
356.
Broadway Theatre. E.A. Marshall--sole lessee ... Friday evening, June 18th, 1852 will be performed, for the last time, Auber's grand operatic ballet of Masaniello! ... To conclude with ... The Wizard skiff or, The tongueless pirate boy. ..
Published
[New York : s.n., 1852]
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357.
[Broadway Theatre E.A. Marshall--sole lessee ... Friday evening, Dec. 13th, 1850, will be presented the comedy of Used up ... To be followed by the extravaganza, Fair one with the golden locks!] ... After which, the drama of the Rough diamond or Cousin Joe. ... To conclude with the popular farce of My young wife and old umbrella ... Friday, Sir William Don's benefit and last appearance ..
Published
[New York : s.n., 1850]
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Yale Internet Resource >> None
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358.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Saturday evening, Feb'ry 22nd. The entertainments to commence with an extravaganza by the author of Fortunio, Riquet with the Tuft, &c. called Puss in boots! ... After which the popular farce entitled The printer's devil ... To be followed by an original, eccentric, mythological, and musical burlesque never before acted in America, called Telemachus!! or The island of Calypso. ... To conclude with a new local extravaganza peculiar to this theatre, entitled The mirror of truth ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street., [1845]
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359.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Monday evening, Dec. 23rd, the performances to commence with the comic opera in 3 acts, entitled The marriage of Figaro with the overture and music, selected chiefly from Mozart's operas, and arranged expressly for this theatre by Mr. Woolf. ... For the 1st time in America, a new farce now playing in London entitled The three Fra Diavolo's!! ... To conclude with the popular burlesque on the opera of "La bayadere, or The maid of cashmere" written by J.H. Horncastle, Esq., entitled Buy it dear 'tismade [sic] of cashmere ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann N.Y., [1844]
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Yale Internet Resource >> None
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360.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Thursday evening, Jan. 16th the entertainments to commence with an extravaganza by the author of Fortunio, Riquet with the tuft, called Puss in boots. ... After which a new and original, eccentric, mythological, and musical burlesque never before acted in America, called Telemachus!! ... After which the musical drama in one act entitled The ladder of love ... To conclude with a new farce now playing in London, entitled 3 Fra Diavolo's ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann Street, N.Y., [1845]
Online
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Location
Yale Internet Resource >> None
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361.
Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Doors open at half-past 6 ... Thursday evening, Dec. 5th, the entertainments to commence with, a grand musical extravaganza ... entitled The fair one with the golden locks! ... After which the grand fairy extravaganza in two acts entitled Beauty and the beast! ... After which will be presented a new farce called Parson's nose! ... To conclude with the last new farce, written by J.B. Buckstone, Esq. entitled The thimble rig!!! ..
Published
[New York] : Applegate's Steam Presses, 17 Ann St., N.Y., [1844]
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Yale Internet Resource >> None
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362.
Catalogue of the valuable literary and art property gathered by the late Augustin Daly : to be disposed of at absolute public sale ... American Art Association, managers
Author
American Art Association
Published
New York : [American Art Association], 1900.
Location
BEINECKE (Non-Circulating) >> Speck Ba +900d
BEINECKE (Non-Circulating) >> Gimbel/Dickens +H25
Library Shelving Facility (LSF) >> X368 900d
Format
Books
363.
Barnum's American Museum Monday & Tuesday November 17th & 18th [1851]. Programme of the performances this afternoon and evening. In the lecture room. Afternoon ... the highly amusing farce, entitled The dancing barber ... Evening ... The touching, thrilling, and extremely interesting moral drama, prepared from Goldsmith's celebrated moral romance, The vicar of Wakefield ..
Published
[New York : s.n., 1851]
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Yale Internet Resource >> None
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364.
Bibliotheca dramatica : catalogue of the theatrical and miscellaneous library of the late William E. Burton, the distinguished comedian, comprising an immense assemblage of books relating to the stage ... also, a small but select collection of curiosities, antiquities, Shakspearian modes, &c. ... some choice oil paintings, &c.
Author
Burton, William E. (William Evans), 1802-1860
Published
[New York] : [J. Sabin and Co.], [1860]
Location
LSF - Haas Arts Special Collections (Non-Circulating) >> Z-A B95 860 +
LEWIS WALPOLE LIBRARY (Non-Circulating) >> 125 Sa116 860
LSF - Haas Arts Special Collections (Non-Circulating) >> X348 S116 1860/10/8
Library Shelving Facility (LSF) >> Z-A B95 860 +
Format
Books
365.
Broadway Goes to War : American Theater during World War II
Author
McLaughlin, Robert L., 1957-
Published
Lexington, Kentucky : University Press of Kentucky, [2021]
Baltimore, Md. : Project MUSE, 2021
©[2021]
Online
Online book
Location
Yale Internet Resource >> None
Format
Books / Online
366.
Broadway Goes to War American Theater during World War II
Author
McLaughlin, Robert L., 1957-
Published
Lexington, Kentucky : University Press of Kentucky, [2021]
Baltimore, Md. : Project MUSE, 2021
©[2021]
Online
Online book
Location
Yale Internet Resource >> None
Format
Books / Online
367.
Photographs of scenes from the Broadway production of John Brown's body
Author
Darby, Eileen, 1916-2004
Published
New York, New York, 1953.
Location
LSF- BEINECKE >> YCAL MSS 1295
Format
Images
368.
Valentine Davies papers
Author
Davies, Valentine, 1905-1961
Location
LSF- BEINECKE >> GEN MSS 1150
BEINECKE (Non-Circulating) >> GEN MSS 1150
Format
Archives or Manuscripts / Audio
369.
Photographs of scenes from the Broadway production of Gantry
Author
Swope, Martha
Published
New York, New York, [1970]
Location
BEINECKE (Non-Circulating) >> YCAL MSS FILE 112
Format
Images
370.
The National anthem : typescript
Author
Manners, J. Hartley
Published
New York, New York, 1922.
Location
LSF- BEINECKE >> YCAL MSS 1350
Format
Archives or Manuscripts